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> Why would you have to set a bom level? It doesn't serve any > purpose except > maybe in archaic systems which don't support recursion and are > thus limited > to x number of levels of bill of materials. Help me to understand. The BOM level is used for net change processing. Prior to a net change run, you can easily propogate net change flags upward through the bills. If you have small, unique bills, there's not a lot of gain as opposed to a pure topdown explosion, but in situations with a high number of items and heavily nested bills, this savings can be significant. It's a pay me now or pay me later thing. If maintain a low-level code, it has a slight impact during maintenance, but reduces your overall batch run times. If, on the other hand, you never do net change MRP or costing, then low-level code is not required. Joe
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